The greatest moment in the history of broadcast television (except for maybe the fake moon landing)

I like to claim the title of “Amateur Expert” in almost every area, but if there’s one thing I know, it is television. The clip is below.

I think I’ve watched enough television to be able to spot it’s high water mark, and I would have to say it’s this performance by Alec Baldwin and Tracy Morgan on NBC’s 30 Rock.

The show has the illuminated premise of a situational comedy about itself. It’s adequately answers the question, “What would reality tv look like if it were created by Lewis Carroll?” It’s a mockumentary about what goes on behind the scenes at the network’s television headquarters. And that’s just for starters.

It’s got Alec Baldwin, who, after a long stint in feature films, has exploited his TVQ and returned to his roots in television acting. There’s a phenomenal team of writers powering the teleplay, Tina Fey, Tracey Morgan, and a fantastic supporting cast.

Anyway, enjoy.

Published by Thomas Guy

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